the game of all games

[Amy]

in this game you make a quote or statement from a book or movie.
(so this could include a character name, place, or thing that would be decipherable)
and then you guess what book or movie it came from and give your own clue.
ready and go!


"im glad she's a girl. and i hope she'll be a fool.... thats the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."
(book)

[Sara]

Where I Lived and What I Lived For? Pretty sure that's it

"He made his way, companionless, to the end
of the second league. Utterly lightless, black.
There was nothing behind or before, nothing at all."
(book)

[Anders Nielsen]

would that be the Epic of Gilgamesh?

"Ther was a knyght, that loved and dede his peyne

to serve a lady in his beste wise" 

Poem

[Beth Murray]

The Franklin's Tale- The Canterbury Tales

 

"You already got bone structure. When I was your age I didn't have no bone structure. Took me years to get bone structure. And don't think bone structure's not important. People didn't decide to call me "Mademoiselle" until I was seventeen and getting a little bone structure."

(Film)

[steve matthews]

paper moon wow what a great film I really need to see it again

Behind every great fortune, there is a crime    (film)

[Anders Nielsen]

Honore de Balzac said that. I do not know what film that is from but otherwise, I don't know. Are you sure it is a film?

anyway, if that isn't it, please tell me.

"Before you answer that, are you a fan of delicious flavor?"   tv show

[Kristen Albertson]

Psych, right? Ahh, pineapple upside-down cake.

"AUTOBOTS, ROLL OUT!"

(Movie)

[Samantha Jo Mahan]

Transformers, I think its from the second one

"there is no effect without cause, and that, in this best of all possible worlds"

book

[steve matthews]

You are rightit was originaly Balzac. The film the line is used in is the godfather.

[Anders Nielsen]

oh thanks. and Samantha Jo Mahan's is Candide by Voltaire.
"All thinking men are atheists." book

[Crae]

Ernest Hemingway

"I'd be lost without my blogger." (TV)

[CJ Appletree]

Sherlock!

"I like to see an angry Englishman," said Xxxxxx. "They are very amusing. The more emotional they feel the less command they have of language." (Book)

If I put the name in, it would give it away.

[Christina Bladow]

Murder on the Orient Express!

"When goodness removes itself, the space it occupies corrodes and becomes evil, and maybe splits apart and multiplies." (book)